Marley is a Bombshell Black German Shepherd Adoptable Indiana

It's a well-known theory that black dogs are passed up more than any other color at shelters. Many shelter workers believe it's because Hollywood portrays them as the "bad guy" in movies and that they aren't as photogenic as other colors.

First off, that's just stupid. I have a tiny black dog that looks like a mean little ankle-biter but he's truly the sweetest. And my thousands of photos would suggest that he's not only photogenic but downright handsome!

Another black doggo that's drop-dead gorgeous is also adoptable! Her name is Marley and her chocolate eyes and tan highlights offset her sleek black coat. Marley is an almost three-year-old female German Shepherd mix that weighs 67 pounds and has been at WHS since August. Her Petfinder profile says that she's friendly and sweet and good with other dogs.

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How to Adopt Marley

If you are interested in adopting, fill out an adoption application or stop in and visit the pet of your choice.

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Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic

Do you have a dog or cat due for vaccines? The WHS is excited to announce that they received another grant from Walmart Giving to host a low-cost vaccination clinic open to the public on November 29. The clinic is from 11AM -2PM (or later if pets are still being seen). Registration begins at 10AM and ends at 1PM. Registration is limited to the first 50 dogs or cats, and registration for the clinic is first come, first serve.

Please expect a potentially long wait, and plan your day accordingly. They can only see domesticated dogs and cats. No feral animals. For the safety of your pet, all dogs MUST be on a leash and cats MUST be in a carrier to be seen.

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Brews for WHS Rescues

Join Warrick Humane Society at Jennings Street Public House for Brews for WHS Rescues! 10% of all drink purchases will be donated to WHS. Well-behaved dogs are allowed on the patio, and minors are allowed in the grassy area by the picnic tables. Jennings Street Public house offers food for sale such as sandwiches and soft pretzels, or you may bring your own food. Brews for WHS Rescues is scheduled from 2PM - 7PM the last Saturday of each month May - October at Jennings Street Public House located at 300 W Jennings St. Newburgh, IN 47630.

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Miles for Mutts

Join WHS on October 22nd for this year's annual Miles for Mutts 5K benefiting Warrick Humane Society! The race begins and ends at our shelter, with a 3.1 mile run/walk on the beautiful Warrick Trails. Overflow parking is located just east of us at 5622 Vann Road.

Well-behaved pets are welcome to join you! Registration includes a t-shirt and goodie bag.

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In an effort to inform the public on the types of invasive species that are known to be found in their state, the USDA offers a "Pest Tracker" on their website, where you simply click the name of your state from the drop-down menu provided to see pictures of the different insects and weeds, along with descriptions of the type of plant life they target and the damage they can do if they're not dealt with.